St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-19
Quiet at the Fair Grounds on
the Sunday After the
Fair.
The Races That Were Post
poned Will Take Place on
the Track To-Day.
A List Of the Premiums
Awarded by the Judges
ao for the Best Displays.
Prize Bulls and Horses, Beets
and Butter, Fancy Work
and Grains.

The fair grounds were yesterday al
most entirely deserted, and in place of
thapast multitude of Saturday, scarce
bakers dozen could be found on the en-
tire grounds. The little life OH
the grounds was manifested in
the way of removing exhibits
which are being loaded and shipped
as rapidly as cars can be pro-
cured. By this evening nearly all of
he exhibitors will have removed their
stuff and the little village at Hamline
will have peace and quiet for another
year.
The races postponed at the Fair
grounds last Monday morning will be
started at 2 O'clock this afternoon.
There will be a 2:30 pacing race for $500,
for Minnesota horses and two races for
Minnesota breeders. In the pacing
match the following horses will start:
Prince Mae, by G. T. Mcclure, st. Cloud.
Oskaloosa Belle, by W. II. Mathews, Min
neapolis.
Billy Banks,by H. W. V aughn, Minneap-
oils.
Billy's Kid, byJ H. Harshburger. st. Paul.
Grey Don. by P. Langan,St. Paul
hiDn1-
apolis
Harry West, by L. Hinckley, Saltwater.
President, by G.. NJ. Clough, Rochester.
The trotting race will be for Mime
sofa colts of 1888, and for all Minnesota
horses that have beaten three minutes.
The gates will be open to the public all
day, and the races will be free, with the
compliments of the managers.
The various prizes and premiums
offered in all departments of the Fair
have been awarded. The fair was di-
vlded into various departments-ma-
chinery. cattle, horses, manufactures,
partmentS premiums have been award
ed. The most important of the deeis-
ions are given below:
DIVISION A-HoRsEs.
Reconsideration Bradford Big Lake
first and second prizes of S2J and SIS for
stations, first and second prizes of So and
S1o for brood mares, first prize of SO for
two-year- old FLY. the second prize of $3.50
for yearling FLY and first and second sweep
stakes of $50 and S25, and Robert L. Deakin,
st. Paul, first prize for yearling filly.
Trottins Strains-Class No. 4, f. A Sabine
Lake City, first prize for best brood mare,
SO, and John Bradford, Big Luke, second
prize OF S15; class No. 5, stations, three to
OF $50 in tiye-year class, and second prize of
80 IN the four year. class. W. F: Steele,
f four snao old class, D. Stewart. Mem
old class, William Blowers, Waterloo. To-,
first prize, SIS. for the three-year-old class
and .: |. Evans. Minneapolis, second prize
ofSlo IN the same class; Class No. 6, stall
City, first prize of $40 for yearling; sher-
wood al Knight Oak Lawn Farm. first prize
of So for yearling fly first money of $40 for
Ssss FLY and second prize Of 50 for
r.. Evans, Minneapolis, first prize
Oslo for two-yearoid stallion; Glass No
9, roadsters, W. f. Steele, Minneapolis,
first prize of SIS; Class No. g, trotting
strains, w. F. Steele, Minneapolis, first prize
ofS13 for best tive-year-old gelding; P. Dew
erey Faribault, second prize of SO for five
year-old mare; William blowers, Waterloo
10, firstlprize Of $l5 for three-year-old FLY,
and Q. j. Evans, Minneapolis, first prize of
SO for mare four years old, and Glass No. 8,
sweepstakes for trotting stations. $50, VIII
lam Blowers, Waterloo, 10.
Carriage Teams-Class No. 10, c. A Miles,
Hamline, first and second prizes of $40 and
50 for single geldings; Chester McCusick
saltwater, second prize of $40 for matched
team, and G. ID. Andrews, ST. Paul, first prize
of SIS for matched team.
French Coach HorSes-Classes IL and -
j. L. Merriam and A. Ii. Wilder, st. Paul
first premium of So for five-year-old STALL
ION; Pope and Stevens County Breeders as
Il.
Northfield, first and second premiums of
SIS and $40 for two-year-old stations. first
and second of $40 and SIS for three year
old stations, and first and second prizes of
same size for fOur-year- old mares
Percherons-Classes Ii, Is and 16. John
reich, Cottage Grove, second premium of
SIS for FIVE year-old stallion: r. i. ana j. l..
Delaney, Northfield, second premium of SO
three-year-old stallion, first prize of SO for
yearling stallion, first prize of S25 for brood
mare, and first premium of $40 for two year
old filly; Z; johnson. Mortified, first prem
premium of SIS for four-year-oId, second
premium of $40. for three-year-old, second
premium of So for two-year-old, first and
second prizes of S. and $3.50 for yearling
iums for brood mares: aggregating SOS,
first and second prizes of So and $3.50 for
yearHng fllies and the sweepstakes of SIS.
In the special sweepstakes for Pereherons
class L.. Delaney Brothers were awarded a
silver and L. johnson a gold medal
Clydesdale-Classes Is, 10 and 20, Thurs
ton q Seabury, Garden City, premium of $40
for four-year-old stallion: Galbraith Broth
for fve-year- old and first Of SIS for a four
year-old stallion, second prize of $40 for a
three-year-Old, first and second prizes for
two.year-old stations SIS, first prize of SIS
OF same amount for three year-old, two
first prizes of SIS for three and four-year-old
fllies and N. P. Clarke, st. Cloud. first
prize OF $50 for brood mare and colt. The
sweepstakes were carried off by Galbraith
Brothers and were prize medal.
Draft Stalllons-WilcOX 4 Liggett Benson.
second premium of SIS; Delaney Bros. first
premium S25, two first premiums of SIS, a
for stations, first, second and third premiums
amounting to $40, for mares and FLIES. and
a sweepstake of $50. L. johnson first pre-
MUM MUM OF sl5: Hegland & Peterson, Rush
Liggett first premium $40.
Englishshires-John Zelet Cottage Grove.
first premium of $40 and second of 50. so;
R. I. Stillman, Minneapolis, a second of S1O
Galbraith Bros, five first and two second
prizes amounting to 500.
Thurston 4 Seabury, Garden CITY, took the
first prize of $50 for Cleveland bays
L; Johnson, of ,Northfeld, took the grand
stallion sweepstake-an elegant silver cub
for the best registered stallion.
Grade Mares, Percherons-Pond Bros,
Bloomington, two first and one second pre-
MUM, amounting to S35, and John Zelch six
trstprizeS, amounting to S13, and the first
premium of S15 for grade mares, Clyies-
dales.
Grade Mares, French Draft-Wilcox & Lig-
gett,a Benson, two premiums, amounting to
S14aWilliam Kell one of 50. and William
EllfotGL saltwater, premium of SIS: in
Class SO. brood mares for all work. William
BUCK, of Rochester. a premium of S25. Capt.
II. A. Castle was awarded a premium of So
for herd of Shetland ponies.
DIVISION B-cATTLE.
Short Horns-Wilcox & Leggett. Benson
three premiums amounting to S35: d. j.
Spaidfng DemDster OAK six premiums aggre-
eating SAT; N. p. Clarky, st. Cloud, five pre-
miums ,tnlaking total amount of S5S. and
the Row Park herd four awards, maxim, SIS
Herefprds- Il Vaunatta, Fowler
Ind, nine awards and S119; Cosgrove Line
Stock company, LIE Sueur, eight awards and
S108. ana W. G. Sawyer, one award. So.
Rolled Cattle-J. C. Easton, Chatfield. three
prizes and S43; II. W. Stone & Co., Morris,
four awards ard S63, and y. A. Converse.
Creseo, To-, seven awards, amounting to S1S.
Deyons-R. G. Judson, one award and SIS;
j. W. Morse L. Son, Verona, Wis, eleven
awards footing nm SffSO